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RCDS MATHLETES ON WAY TO NATIONALS

4gradeteam-2344666Rumson Country Day School fourth graders Christopher Tsimbinos and Alex Mitchell have qualified for the national Math League competition, to be held in Houston, TX on June 7.

Press release from Rumson Country Day School

Last Monday, April 28, The Rumson Country Day Schoo participated in the Math League state competition at The Elisabeth Morrow School in Englewood, NJ, where students from fourth to sixth grades tested their math skills against one another. Sixteen schools from Monmouth, Mercer, Morris, Bergen, Union, Essex, and Somerset counties participated in the state competition. RCDS took fourth place overall, with several individual and grade level distinctions for excellence.

In the individual competition, RCDS fourth graders Chris Tsimbinos and Alexander Mitchell placed third and fourth, respectively, at their grade level. Placing in the top ten qualified the boys to compete at Nationals that will be held in Houston, Texas on June 7.

The sixth grade team, including Gannon Carroll, Elizabeth Huesman, Margeaux McDonagh, and Miles Skove, placed fifth overall in their grade level. RCDS also had a team of fifth graders who qualified to compete at the state level, including Christopher Hall, Courtney Joseph, Coley Lynch, Matthew Nocella, Matthew Romano, Julian Sarin, Shane Schechter and Ty Whittemore.

Barbara Jones, RCDS math teacher and Math League advisor said, “I am so proud of our Mathletes! They all worked very hard after school to prepare first for the local competition and then for the state level. They always encouraged each other to try their best and never gave up even when faced with very advanced problems.  Most importantly, they had a lot of fun and have a true passion for math!”

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